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February 2010

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Special Offers at Diva

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Editors Letter

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25% OFF at Bennetts

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It’s February, time for feeling a little amorous for Valentines Day on the 14th, treat your better half to treatments at Diva’s.

If not I hope your pancake isn’t too flat the following Shrove Tuesday!

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Clearance Sale A&S Bathrooms

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Learn Spanish

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Discount Motoring

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Save Money on Fuel Bills

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Fleetwood Museum Appeal

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Where Am I?

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Sudoku

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Manage Your Diabetes

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Wyre Waste Bin Changes

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Pancake Recipe Shrove Tues

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Oxymorons

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We are also looking for reliable distributors across all our areas , we pay proper rates so get in touch.

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Kids Pages

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St Wulstan's / St Edmunds

If you have an event, function, business or something to say, contact us now to get yourself into The Wyre’s BEST dedicated local independent magazines.

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What’s On Notice Board

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Word Search

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Useful Numbers

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Fleetwood Town FC Updates

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Fleetwood Museum Appeal As a previous pupil of the school Hesketh High when I was there, I was more than happy to print this appeal.

An appeal was launched from Fleetwood Museum Trust for money to bring back to Fleetwood a stained glass Memorial window which was saved by Lancashire Museum Service when Fleetwood Grammar School on Poulton Road was demolished. This window was designed by Art teacher at the school, Mrs Ann Haworth and some of her students, and was dedicated to pupils of Fleetwood Grammar school who had lost their lives serving their country during World War 2.

This window has been kept in Museum stores at Preston, where it has recently been repaired and our appeal is for the cost of

specialist transportation (the window is 10ft. x 6ft.) and appropriate LED lighting and installation. This window will be placed in the new Coffee Lounge at Fleetwood Museum, and will be ready for all to see from 1st April 2010 when we re-open for the season.

We are halfway to our appeal total of ÂŁ4000 and if any person or organisation would like to help us return this window to Fleetwood, donations can be made to Fleetwood Museum Trust. 6 Queens Terrace, Fleetwood FY7 6BT.

Our attached photo shows Mr. Fred Riley, President of Fleetwood and Cleveleys Lions, presenting a cheque for the appeal to Mr. Keith Porter, Chairman of Fleetwood Museum Trust, with Assistant Keeper, Ms Lynn Asghar, looking on.

Four years ago the Museum was threatened with closure, but with a loyal group of volunteers for the last three years looking after the front-of-house duties, and Ms Lynn Asghar as Assistant Keeper, the museum has gone from strength to strength.

If you require any more information please phone me on 873824 or 07885375304.

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Thank you, Keith Porter - Chairman Fleetwood Museum Trust (Charity No. 1118601)

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Manage Your Diabetes – Become an X-pert Patient

Free courses for people with diabetes in Fleetwood NHS North Lancashire is funding a series of free self management courses in Fleetwood specifically for anyone living with type 2 diabetes.

The X-pert course, run by Expert Patients Programme Community Interest Company, is scheduled to start on Wednesday 24th February at St Pauls Church Hall and FREE places are still available.

and glycaemic index, the benefits of physical activity, understanding food labels and the possible complications of diabetes and prevention.

Kevin Parkinson, Deputy Chief Executive at NHS North Lancashire, said: “We are delighted to be funding this programme of education for people living with diabetes. NHS North Lancashire is committed to helping our residents manage their condition.”

In the UK, over 2.5 million people have diabetes; a long-term health condition which can affect anyone at anytime. Jean Aspinall attended an X-pert course after being diagnosed with diabetes two years ago, “I attended the course not The X-pert course looks at different really knowing what to expect. aspects of living with diabetes and is Having lived with diabetes for two open to any adult who has type 2 years I was worried that I shouldn’t diabetes and wants to find out really be on the course; I thought it more about managing the was for people who have only just condition better on a daily basis. been diagnosed. How wrong I was!

Topics include what is diabetes?, There were people there who had the eatwell plate and energy had diabetes for over 20 years. From balance, carbohydrate awareness day one it was so interesting to talk

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to different people and listen to their experiences. I learnt so much just from the group itself let alone the facilitator.

“The course helped me to gain a sense of worth and I feel in control of my life again. I realised that having diabetes was not a life sentence and I could live a happy and healthy life.”

Jacqui Pollock, Northern Regional Manager, commented “We are delighted to be able to provide the X-pert course to people with diabetes in North Lancashire. The roll out of this service has proved to be a real success in the Lancashire area. Since July 2009 we have provided nearly 30 courses and supported well over 200 patients to manage their diabetes, helping to improving their quality of life and self confidence.”

For more information or to book a place please call our freephone number on 0800 988 5530 or call Anna on 07545 609387.

Or visit www.xperthealth.org.uk

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From 15 February 2010 Cardboard MUST go into your Blue Bin.

As a result we need to make some changes to the way we collect your waste.

Cardboard - From Monday 15 February 2010, cardboard can no longer be collected with green waste. From that date, cardboard should instead be A new multi-million pound, state placed in your blue bin along with paper. of-the-art waste treatment facility will soon be processing Introducing these changes will Wyre's waste in a more significantly increase environmentally friendly way. opportunities to recycle and Important changes to your waste collection (from 15 February 2010)

The Thornton waste treatment facility on the former ICI site is due to open next year.

reduce the amount of rubbish that goes to landfill.

This enhanced collection service will benefit the environment, create a cleaner

and greener Wyre and help us achieve demanding recycling targets.

Compact your Cardboard To help in making the changes to cardboard collection successful, we ask that you compact your cardboard waste to take less space in your blue bin.

Fold, flatten or crush boxes to minimise the room it takes in your bin before it goes out for collection.

Please note: there are no plans to change your current bin collection day.

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Oxymorons 1. Is it good if a vacuum really sucks?

2. Why is the third hand on the watch called the second hand?

3. If a word is misspelled in the dictionary, how would we ever know?

4. If Webster wrote the first dictionary, where did he find the words?

5. Why do we say something is out of whack?

What is a whack?

6. Why does "slow down" and "slow up" mean the same thing?

7. Why does "fat chance" and "slim chance" mean the same thing?

8. Why do "tug" boats push their barges?

9. Why do we sing "Take me out to the ball game" when we are already there?

10. Why are they called " stands" when they are made for sitting?

11. Why is it called "after dark" when it really is "after light"?

12.. Doesn't "expecting the unexpected" make the unexpected expected?

13... Why are a "wise man" and a "wise guy" opposites?

14. Why do "overlook" and "oversee" mean opposite things?

15. Why is "phonics" not spelled the way it sounds?

16. If work is so terrific, why do they have to pay you to do it?

17... If all the world is a stage, where is the audience sitting?

18. If love is blind, why is lingerie so popular?

19. If you are cross-eyed and have dyslexia, can you read all right?

20. Why is bra singular and panties plural?

21... Why do you press harder on the buttons of a remote control when you know the batteries are dead?

22. Why do we put suits in garment bags and garments in a suitcase?

23. How come abbreviated is such a long word?

24. Why do we wash bath towels? Aren't we clean when we use them?

25... Why doesn't glue stick to the inside of the bottle?

26. Why do they call it a TV set when you only have one?

27.Christmas - What other time of the year do you sit in front of a dead tree and eat candy out of your socks?

28. Why do we drive on a parkway and park on a driveway ?

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St Wulstan’s and St Edmunds Catholic Primary School & Nursery Autumn Term at St Wulstan’s & St Edmund’s A very busy time leading up to Christmas saw all the children (340) in our school in a Christmas performance for parents and families. This was a mammoth undertaking which was so successful due to the commitment from parents and staff alike.

During the same week, all children in KS2 attended the Young Voices concert at the MEN and performed for a full arena with schools from all over the North West.

Some of our children, and staff, performed in a musical evening which helped to raise £640 money for St Wulstan’s Parish. Father Alf sent his thanks to all involved. Those who attended were entertained by very talented and enthusiastic children and staff. A grand total of £640 was raised to help with the purchase of Green Hut furniture.

All pupils in Year 6 hosted a party for the Senior Citizens from the parishes of St Wulstan’s, St Edmund’s and St Nicholas Owen. 80 guests enjoyed a roast dinner served by the children and entertainment by children in Year 1 who performed their Christmas play.

Our swimming team are busy training to defend their title at the inter schools’ swimming gala in February.

All guests were given a Christmas gift, given by the families in our school.

The aims of the project are:

A very busy term saw many sporting successes for the football team as well as a year 4/5 athletics team.

The term ended with a celebration of carols and readings for pupils, families, friends and parishioners, which was enjoyed by all, and our end of term mass celebrated by Father Alf in St Wulstan’s Church.

The start of the Spring term has already brought us sporting success. Our athletic team has qualified for the County finals of the indoor athletics competition.

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Year 5 children are involved, at present, in a project called ‘Voltage’ in partnership with Lancaster University.

To support pupils in opening and operating their own social enterprise business.

To demonstrate to pupils that they can make a positive contribution to their economy To build upon pupil’s key skills and increase their financial capability and well being.

The children have spent a day at Lancaster University and the University staff are also working in school with our children.

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LINK-Community February events at Fleetwood Library Monday 8th: 3.45pm – 4.45pm 12 Up Club. A monthly Reading Group for ages 12 and upwards.

Wyre Special Kidz

final Tuesday morning in each month, from 11am-12pm over refreshments.

The first book to be investigated is A Study in Scarlet by Arthur Conan Doyle, the first Sherlock Holmes novel.

Tuesday 9th: 2.15pm – 3.15pm Adult Reading Group. Join us for an informal chat over coffee. The The most important question to answer will be "Who ate all the book for discussion this month is biscuits?"

Long Way Down by Nick Hornby.

Thursday 11th: 1.00pm – 4.00pm Help Direct drop-in surgery.

Information to improve your health, wellbeing and independence both at home and in the community.

Saturday 13th: 2.00pm – 3.00pm Junior Paper Craft Activity. Make a nest box with two lovebirds to mark National Nest Box week!

Also, enter our free children's colouring competition – entry forms available at the library.

(Closing date: Saturday 27th February.)

Monday 15th: 3.45pm – 4.45pm Chatterbooks. A Reading Group for 8 to 11 year olds. A chance to talk about your favourite books, enjoy games, take part in activities and write reviews, stories or poems. follow us on Twitter! Visit www.twitter.com/WyreLibraries Fleetwood Library and Information Service North Albert Street, Fleetwood, Lancashire FY7 6AJ Tel 01253 775 806 Fax 01253 775 804 Email fleetwood.cic@lancashire.gov.uk

Chatsworth Library Coming Soon – The Whodunits Tuesday 23rd February sees the start of a new adult reading group at Chatsworth Library. The Whodunits will be reading and talking about crime fiction on the

Chatsworth Library, chatsworth.library@lancashire.gov.uk

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1st & 3rd Thursday each month (except school hols) at SureStart Fleetwood Children's Centre, Eden Ave, of Chatsworth Ave 1012noon. No need to book unless childcare place required. For parents of children with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, learning difficulties, behaviour problems and other additional needs.

Information Julie Belsey on 01253 877540 Email wisk07@live.co.uk Milton Youth & Community Centre website wisk07.webs.com CAMRA Beer Festival

Saturday 13th February Cash and Prize Bingo Event 2pm-4pm telephone Milton 770378 or 09706012163 for further info.

Sunday 28th February Indoor Car Boot 9am-1pm Tables £5.00 telephone Milton 770378 for further information International Women’s Day Saturday 6th March telephone Milton 770378 for further information.

Christine Bailey F.C.A. Milton Youth & Community Centre, Milton Street, Fleetwood Lancashire, FY7 6QW Tel: 01253 770378 Fax: 01253 770498 E-Mail: miltoncentrefca@yahoo.co.uk Canalside Ice Skating Thursday 11th February - Sunday 21st February Canalside "Real Ice" Skating at Guy's Thatched Hamlet, Bilsborrow, nr Preston. Lots of fun for all the family whether you are a seasoned skater or it's your first time on ice. Call for times and costs.

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Thursday 18th February Saturday 20th February Held at the Marine Hall Waterfront Venue, Fleetwood. Thursday: 7pm - 11pm. Friday & Saturday: 12noon - 11pm.

Further Information: 01253 7708 What Lives Out There?

Friday 19th February Join us for a series of walks and regular surveys of Fleetwood Beach to look at what the tides have brought ashore. Please wear warm clothes and wellies.

The surveys are open to people interested in finding out more about coastal wildlife and will help us to look after our beaches.

They take place monthly usually on the third Friday from February to October. Time: 11am 12.30pm. Meet at the Marine Hall.

Log onto www.wyrebc.gov.uk/ find/activewyre Further Information: Waterfront Ranger 01253 771141 or 887220

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atmosphere and camaraderie is terrific. Do come and see for yourself. Don’t forget – CHRISTIAN Father Steve McMahon is now busy tackling his triple role, having BOOK STALL at ST. PETER’S each Tuesday and Friday, from 10.00am been formally instituted as to around 2.00pm. New stock Chaplain to Rossall School, and Youth Worker for the two parishes received regularly. Anything you want can be obtained to order. of St. Peter and St. David, at a lovely service in Rossall Chapel on Please feel free to come along to have a chat and see what is Friday 15 January 2010. available.

He is now settling, with his family, into their home here in UNITED REFORMED CHURCH – Fleetwood. We wish them all Agnew Road – are holding a every happiness and success in COFFEE MORNING in their hall on this new challenge.

Dronsfield Road, on Wednesday

LENTEN HUNGER LUNCH on each of the six Friday’s, from 11.45am to 1.15pm. This is a simple meal of soup and roll, with a piece of cheese, and a drink. There is no specific charge, but donations are requested which are forwarded to a specific charity each year. This year our nominated charity is HELP FOR HEROES. There will be HELP FOR HEROES merchandise available for purchase at each venue, as well as a “bring & buy” stall. Do come along to at least one of the meals and give generously for such a worthy cause.

FLEETWOOD CHRUCHES TOGETHER

17 February, from 10.30am to 12.00noon. All are welcome. Cost is 50p. The shop will be open and Dates and venues are as follows:refreshments will be available. Do ALL from 11.45am to 1.15pm come along and taste PANCAKES for the start of Lent.

February 19th – MOUNT CHURCH, Mount Road, assisted by UNITED REFORMED CHURCH – Emmanuel Church.

Agnew Road – are hosting an extraordinary special service on February 26th – ST. DAVID’S HALL, Sunday 21 February, starting at Larkholme Lane, assisted by Trinity 10.45am. , during which the Methodist. standards and pennants of the Guide Company and Brownie March 5th – TRINITY BAPTIST On behalf of Fleetwood Churches Guides are to be laid up. All past CHURCH, Poulton Road, assisted Together may I welcome Father members of the Congregational/

by St. Wulstan’s.

Steve and Reverend Tountas to United Reformed Church Brownie Fleetwood, wish them success in Guides and Guides are invited to March 12th – ST. PAULS’S HALL, their endeavours, and hope to attend, to renew old friendships Warren Avenue South, assisted by see them at our quarterly and memories. The wearing of United Reformed Church. meetings. uniform is optional!

St. PAUL’S CHURCH – Darbishire March 19th – ST. NICHOLAS HALL, FUNCTION ROOMS Road – are holding a COFFEE St. David’s Church hall is available Broadway, assisted by St. MORNING in their hall on Warren Edmund’s. at a reasonable rate (£25.00), Avenue South, from 10.00am to plenty of room, table & chairs 12.00noon. Free admission.

March 26th – ST. PETER’S CHURCH, available and beautiful kitchen Everyone is welcome. facilities. Ring Mrs Helen morley on Lord Street, assisted By St. Mary’s.

St. Paul’s Church, Darbishire Road, are very pleased to announce that they have a new Minister, who will, officially, be inducted at a service on Saturday 6 February.

He is Reverend Virgil Tountas from South Africa. He, his wife and family, arrived on 10 January, and have been settling into the Manse, and getting a feel for the town since then. We wish them well.

ST. DAVID’S CHURCH – Larkholme Lane/Fleetwood Road – host “BREAKING BREAD” every Tuesday at 12.00noon. £2.50 for a lovely lunch and fellowship.

Please feel welcome to join in a service beforehand, in Church at 11.30am.

ST. PETER’S CHURCH – Lord Street – hold COFFEE MORNINGS every Tuesday and Friday, from 9.30am to around 3.00pm. The

01253 872363.

United Reformed Church has newly refurbished halls available, well appointed kitchen and facilities for the disabled, at competitive rates for one-off or long-term hires. Ring 01253 777451.

LENT is fast approaching. During LENT, FLEETWOOD CHURCHES TOGETHER unite to prepare a

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There will be a reminder about the March Lunches in the next issue. Please be generous. Our heroes need your support.

Always be assured of a very warm welcome at any of the twelve Churches in Fleetwood Churches Together.

God Bless.

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Round Up by Derick Thomas - Pictures by Darren Clarke Jamie Blundell

NEW SIGNING ANTONY BARRY (PICTURED HERE ON THE RIGHT) New signing Anthony Barry made his Fleetwood Town debut after joining the Highbury outfit from Blue Square Premier Wrexham.

Barry, 23, joined the Welsh club from Chester City but opted to join the Cod Army after only a week with Dean Saunders.

The midfielder put in a tidy 90 minutes in his first game for Town in the 3-1 home win over Hinckley United and played his part when Nick Rogan added number three.

“I’m happy to be at Fleetwood Town and have watched a couple of Fleetwood games before joining and was massively impressed with the setup. The support is massive for this league. The squad is second to none and I will hopefully help add a little bit more ”I bring Football League and Football Conference experience and an ambition that matches the club’s desire to climb higher. I played for Yeovil against Blackpool at Wembley, and we got beat in the playoff finals. It was a good day out and hopefully there’ll be a few big games with Fleetwood.”

Barry is a full-time, professional footballer and chairman Andy Pilley is set to turn Fleetwood Town into a full-time club this summer.

“Players we are looking to attract are fulltime, professional footballers and it is difficult to recruit them if they only train on a Tuesday and Thursday night. They expect to be training on a fulltime basis and I think the step is necessary for us to improve our squad to make us tactically better. It’s an absolute necessity.”

and the facilities we intend to build on the new east side and it will be exceptional for this level of football.

The structure will be second to none. It will also provide revenue streams which will fund full time expenses we will incur.”

Alan Wright meets Fleetwood Town’s Under 15 girls at the first team training centre at Collins Park, Blackpool

REMAINING HOME GAMES IN FLEETWOOD TOWN’S PROMOTION PUSH Blue Square North (all Saturday, kick-off 3pm) 13/02 Gloucester City 27/02 Northwich Victoria 13/03 Solihull Moors 03/04 Droylsden 24/04 Stalybridge Celtic Entry to Highbury Stadium is pay at the turnstile.

Admission is £10 adults, £5 concessions and £5 under 17s.

HALF-TERM FOOTIE Monday 15th February to Friday 19th February, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Ages 6 to 13 years.

Memorial Park, £10 per day or £40 for all five days.

How do I book? Call 07833 456114 or 07970 557697 With Melissa Brown and her team of FA Level 1 & 2 coaches (CRB checked and first aid qualified).

Fleetwood Town supporters have demonstrated the level of support needed to support a fulltime squad with 2,500 supporters coming through the turnstile on New Years’ Day and Pilley feels there is further potential.

“There is a real appetitive for a quality football side

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